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Speaker Gonzalo del Castillo García
DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION OF A NOVEL SPEED BUMP FOR ENERGY HARVESTING FROM VEHICULAR TRAFFIC USING A PIEZOELECTRIC CANTILEVER DEVICE Speaker Gonzalo del Castillo García Supervisors Daniel Castro Fresno Elena Blanco Fernández
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PhD MAIN OBJETIVES Study and classify existing traffic energy harvesting devices. Characterize different types of piezoelectric materials and device configuration to determine which maximizes energy production of our device in working conditions. Design and build a speed bump prototype able to harvest part of the energy lost by vehicles passing through a speed bump and use it to power LED devices for lighting and beaconing purposes. Evaluate its performance in terms of power generation capacity, battery charging, structural integrity and life cycle. 2nd MEETING OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
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SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY Journal Publications
Gonzalo del Castillo García, Elena Blanco Fernández, Pablo Pascual Muñoz, Daniel Castro Fresno (2016): Energy harvesting from vehicular traffic over speed bumps: A review. Journal of Urban Technology. Impact factor: 0.978 Gonzalo del Castillo García, Elena Blanco Fernández, Alejandro Alonso Estébanez , Daniel Castro Fresno (2016): Analysis of power output of a low frequency piezoelectric cantilever device. Journal of Energy Engineering. Impact factor: 1.343 Gonzalo del Castillo García, Elena Blanco Fernández, Alejandro Alonso Estébanez, Daniel Castro Fresno (2016): Novel speed-bump design and optimization for energy harvesting from vehicular traffic. 2nd MEETING OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
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SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITY Patents Training courses
Gonzalo del Castillo García, Elena Blanco Fernández, Alejandro Alonso Estébanez, Daniel Castro Fresno, Carlos Real Gutiérrez (2016): Speed bump design for energy harvesting from traffic. Applicant: Coprosa S.A. Training courses EDUC Basic and Advanced Training Courses (2016). Duration: 80 hours. Organiser: Doctoral School of the University of Cantabria. SPSS statistical software. Basic, medium and advanced training courses (2014). Duration: 27 hours. Organiser: Construction Technology Applied Research Group (GITECO). 2nd MEETING OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
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COMPETENCES ASSESSMENT
Basic competences Science and Technique Technology Training courses Results SWOT analysis Workplan Mobility Funding Ethics CB11 CB12 CB13 CB14 CB15 CB16 Capacities and personal skills Science and Technique Technology Training courses Results SWOT analysis Workplan Mobility Funding Ethics CA01 CA02 CA03 CA04 CA05 CA06 2nd MEETING OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!! Gonzalo del Castillo García
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